For masters , iinm the policy is at entrance you cannot exceed 35. For non surgical based 37.
Otherwise u enter at 40yo by the time you are established you are at your retirement phase already

Ah I see so got people around late 30s just finished their programme right. Wonder how they Tahan ...

The time I date is arouns 23-24, relationship lasted 3 years

I hope you realize fresh doctors graduate from medical school at the age of 23/24/25

This depends on specialisation la. You can’t expect a pediatrician and neurosurgeon to be paid equally right?

These numbers sounds way too high! Even businessman don't make money like this sometimes... Looks like patient's wellbeing will go down the drain if like this because private specialists only care about money. Imagine how someone can get 500k per month... Madness man

my school friend's father is a famous eye specialist in my hometown.

back in 2000s already raking in 200k/month

This post has been edited by juvaan: Aug 19 2022, 01:50 AM

Another example is the general surgeon that removed my appendix, back in 2009 he charged me 5k for surgery in private hospital.

Heard he does 2-3 surgeries a day, u do the math.

and yes i completely forgot about one specialist who is resident in a few private hospitals in Klang Valley. I used to audit his sdn bhd which he channels his income to. gross around 1.5 mil (2012) revenue p.a. But sadly i forgot what field he is in.

This post has been edited by juvaan: Aug 19 2022, 02:02 AM

Depends I think.
If you are famous surgeon or consultant, >100K.
If you just finished specialist study and work at gov hospital, starting basic salary is around 8K (excluding allowances).Perhaps 12-14K after allowances.

I always try to imagine whats in the surgeon mind when they read about their potential patient who is seeking charity funding in newspaper.

NST : "8 years old boy need 800k for surgery"

"ohh... thats my patient, hope he able to get the funding, people nowadays are money minded and stingy!"

Hi there,

My understanding is that you can only be a resident at one hospital and sessional in others. As a resident doctor you would need to be full time in that hospital right?

Also what is the average income of the medical specialists that you have audited?

Sorry i may have used the wrong term. Resident at one hospital, and visiting doctor at others.

So far only audited one. around 1.5m p.a.

I'm wondering if anyone has seen an actual pay slip of a specialist in private so that we can get accurate numbers on here. I realise there is a wide range of incomes quoted so it can be a bit misleading

IMHO no specialist would do this. Alot of the guys I know don't do their taxes honestly and keep cash to be unreported

Wonder if they do this, how much are they actually earning each month😳 sounds like they are trying to hide something